Classical Personality Theory: Galenus & Hippocrates

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Vocabulary flashcards covering the classical personality theory of Galenus and Hippocrates, including the four bodily humors, temperament structures, strengths, weaknesses, and modern scientific critique.

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Hippocrates (460 BC)

The ancient Greek philosopher who introduced the humoral theory, proposing that four bodily fluids (cairan tubuh) influence human constitution and personality.

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Galenus (216 AD)

The classical physician and philosopher who expanded on Hippocrates' humoral theory to establish four distinct personality temperaments.

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Humor (Cairan Tubuh)

The classical bodily fluids—including Empedu Hitam (Black Bile), Empedu Kuning (Yellow Bile), Lendir (Phleg), and blood/fluid—posited to determine individual personality structure.

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Empedu Hitam (Black Bile)

The bodily humor associated in classical theory with the Melankolis temperament.

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Empedu Kuning (Yellow Bile)

The bodily humor associated in classical theory with the Koleris temperament.

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Lendir (Phleg)

The bodily humor associated in classical theory with the Plegmatis temperament.

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Melankolis

A temperament stemming from Empedu Hitam (Black Bile) characterized by being analytical, detail-oriented, a deep thinker (berpikir dalam), perfectionist, and introspective.

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Kelebihan Melankolis

The key strengths of the Melankolis personality: disciplined (disiplin), organized (terorganisir), perfectionist (perfeksionis), and loyal (setia).

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Kekurangan Melankolis

The key weaknesses of the Melankolis personality: anxious (cemas), overly perfectionist, easily fatigued (lelah), and prone to overthinking.

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Koleris

A temperament stemming from Empedu Kuning (Yellow Bile) characterized by being firm/assertive (tegas), energetic/spirited (bersemangat), results-oriented, and a decisive decision-maker (pengambil keputusan).

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Kelebihan Koleris

The key strengths of the Koleris personality: leadership qualities (pemimpin), initiative (inisiatif), assertiveness (tegas), and self-confidence (percaya diri).

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Kekurangan Koleris

The key weaknesses of the Koleris personality: stubbornness, anger (marah), lack of sensitivity (kurang peka), and very fragile patience (kesabaran setipis tisu).

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Plegmatis

A temperament stemming from Lendir (Phleg) characterized by being calm (tenang), relaxed (santai), easygoing (mudah bergaul), and conflict-avoidant (jauhi konflik).

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Kelebihan Plegmatis

The key strengths of the Plegmatis personality: calm (tenang), patient (sabar), emotionally stable (stabil), and tolerant (toleran).

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Kekurangan Plegmatis

The key weaknesses of the Plegmatis personality: passive (pasif), lacking ambition (kurang ambisi), and indecisive/wavering (plin-plan).

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Sanguinis

A temperament stemming from Humor (Cairan Tubuh) characterized by extroversion, high energy (penuh energi), friendliness (ramah), and a love for socializing (suka bergaul).

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Kelebihan Sanguinis

The key strengths of the Sanguinis personality: energetic (energik), cheerful (ceria/caria), optimistic, creative, and highly social.

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Kekurangan Sanguinis

The key weaknesses of the Sanguinis personality: lack of focus (kurang fokus), disorganization (not organized), and difficulty committing (sulit komitmen).

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Critique of Classical Humoral Theory

The philosophical viewpoint is no longer consistent with modern scientific principles and empirical knowledge, tending to be classified as pseudoscience.